Washington Mudslide: Learn How to Help

Four search and rescue workers wade through water covering Washington Highway 530 on Thursday, on the eastern edge of the massive mudslide that struck Saturday near Darrington, Wash.Ted S. Warren / Pool via AP

Donations have been pouring in to help victims whose homes were destroyed in the mudslide that ripped through Oso, Wash. The disaster is one of the deadliest landslides in U.S. history. So far authorities have reported at least 39 deaths and officials say those still missing are unlikely to have survived. Volunteers are working around the clock to feed, clothe and house those who have been displaced.

We've compiled a list of organizations that are accepting donations. See how you can help:

Their motto is "Warming the world, one bowl at a time ... " And for a decade The Soup Ladies have been doing just that, providing fresh cooked meals to first responders and rescue teams during emergencies and disasters.